Ready-made teaching kits

3,927 ready-made kits by grade and subject. Each one has a lesson outline, a worksheet with answer key, a 10-question quiz, flashcards and classroom slides. Open any kit to preview its pages free; the full kit (edit, print, download) comes with a Teacher Pro or School plan.

Kits come in a few curriculum styles (US, UK, India, Canada, Australia, IB / Cambridge and General). Pick your country and we show the closest style we have; it isn't a claim that kits follow your country's curriculum. Please check them against your own scheme of work and review every kit before using it with your class.

• Grade 3 · Social StudiesElections and VotingUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesEllis Island and Angel IslandUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPhysical and Political MapsUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesThree Levels of GovernmentUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPublic Goods and TaxesUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesWomen Win the Right to VoteUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCommunities and Natural DisastersUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesThe Three Branches of GovernmentUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesThe Declaration of IndependenceUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesMaking a Simple BudgetUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCésar Chávez and Workers' RightsUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPeople Change Their EnvironmentUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesHow Geography Shapes CommunitiesUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCulture and HeritageUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesBanks, Interest and LoansUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesWays Citizens ParticipateUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesNational Landmarks and MonumentsUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesInventions That Changed CommunitiesUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesPopulation and the CensusUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesCommunities in Other CountriesUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 3 · Social StudiesHow Towns and Cities BeganUS-styleAges 8–93 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesRegions of the United StatesUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesNatural ResourcesUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesState GovernmentUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesWestward ExpansionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Northeast RegionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Southeast RegionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Midwest RegionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Southwest RegionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe West RegionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe 50 States and Their CapitalsUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesHow a Bill Becomes a State LawUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Lewis and Clark ExpeditionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe California Gold RushUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesThe Transcontinental RailroadUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesMajor US LandformsUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesGreat Rivers and Lakes of the USUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesNative Peoples by RegionUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesEuropean Explorers in North AmericaUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesNational Parks and Public LandsUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesState Symbols and Their MeaningUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesFrom Territory to StatehoodUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesUS Climate ZonesUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesFarming Across AmericaUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesImports, Exports and TradeUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesCounties and Local GovernmentUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesElevation Maps and ReliefUS-styleAges 9–103 levels
• Grade 4 · Social StudiesIndustries and Economic RegionsUS-styleAges 9–103 levels